It might sound like a schoolyard insult, but it’s not. An oxymoron refers to a word, phrase, or use of language that seems to directly contradict itself, and it is believed to come from the Gree ...

Watching Rafael Nadal take a cleaver to some guy the other night (I can't even remember his name anymore) got me thinking along a track that, ultimately, brought Nadal into sharper and clearer ...

Corporations are backpedaling on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. Is the era of the ethical multinational in the ...

Consider the case of Paramount, the multibillion-dollar media giant. Although much of its wealth now comes from diversity ...

Deep in the heart of busy season, you may not be feeling much empathy for clients who have been procrastinating and are so ...

Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick says that while "the video game business will probably be on the leading, if not bleeding, edge of using AI", the entire concept is an "oxymoron".

I know there are many who would answer the question posed in the title of this talk affirmatively. And enthusiastically so. I know, too, that Margaret Meade said, in 1975, “Most advertising people don ...

Is a Black figure skater an oxymoron? This is exactly the reason Joel Savary founded “Diversify Ice” in 2017. Savary’s story is a familiar tale for any minority person entering an ...

describes as an ‘oxymoron of frailty that demonstrates Baselitz’s fortitude’. And yet, somehow, despite the size of the works on display at the Serpentine South, Baselitz never alienates the viewers.